Phonk and Lo-Fi open up once you've cleared an audition with Rhyen.
Recommended vibe for this genre
Stuck? Draw a card
Write above. Lift your own line, or ask the room what it heard.
The 808
The booth needs your microphone to capture the take and read its emotional signature. Audio is analysed on this device and never leaves it.
1 · Audition. Stage name, vocal gender, genre, selfie, voice sample, references. Everything feeds the final Mureka payload and your card.
2 · The Session. Draw from the 54-card deck. Each card is a scene. Journal it, distill a bar, commit. Suits route your bars into the song:
♠ SPADES = AMBITION → Verses
♥ HEARTS = LOVE → Pre-Chorus
♦ DIAMONDS = POWER → Chorus
♣ CLUBS = SHADOW → Bridge
🃏 JOKERS = AIesha's glitches. Wild.
Intensity: 2–5 early struggle (1 pt) · 6–9 rising (2) · 10 breakthrough (3) · J/Q peak (3) · K (4) · Ace turning point (5). ♦→Clout, ♠→Craft, ♥♣→Chaos.
3 · The Booth. Your writing's dominant suit retunes the melody board's scale and synth. Lay a hook. Resonance rises when the music matches the mood.
4 · The Panel. At 13 cards (or 6 in Quick Session) the finale unlocks. The Original 7 score you. The bar depends on the room you chose — 7.0 on Casual, 8.0 on Creator, 9.0 on Pro.
Gaps and promotions. If you never draw a suit, that song section has no bars — and the judge who reads for it scores you low. The Session screen warns you while there's still time to draw. At assembly you can promote an existing bar to cover an empty section, or leave the section off the record entirely. Nothing fake ever reaches the song: empty sections are simply absent, never filled with placeholder text.
5 · Baddie Card. Pass and you mint card No. 008+ with your selfie as the art. Save File exports everything to JSON; Continue loads it back. Multiple songs, one career.
— Phase 05 / The Cutting Room
The record is yours now. Set the running order, take the melody with you, then cut.
Running order
Drag to reorder. Repeat a chorus by adding it twice.
Take it with you
The melody you programmed, as a real .mid file. Opens in Ableton, Logic, FL Studio — anything.